MSI unveils a trio of new notebooks that can add more options for people on the go. The three new notebooks are the CX700, CX600 and CR400.

The notebooks weigh 3, 2.5, and 2.2 kg, respectively. The displays feature hi-res, smooth graphics and amazing 3D effects as the CX700 and CX600 are equipped with advanced ATI Mobility Radeon HD4330 independent display card(DDR2 512MB VRAM built in) while the CR400 features an exceptional NVIDIA Geforce 8200MG.

With a 16:9 wide-screen aspect ratio, the CX700, CX600 and CR400 come with 17.3-inch, 16-inch and 14-inch LCD displays with MSI’s exclusive Vivid Image Technology.

The notebooks also include 1.3 MP webcam, microphone, built-in Combo Drive, DVD Dual, Super Multi and an in-built 4-in-1 card reader supports SD, MMC, MS and MS XD memory card formats. Furthermore, they feature MSI’s ECO power management function.

No word on pricing and ability to date.

MSI is a great brand to consider if you are on the lookout for a great and affordable laptop oozing with power today. Though the keyboard and screens leave a lot of room for improvement, if you are looking for a power bundle laptop in the market today, this is something worth checking out.

Features:

• Intel Core 2 Duo processor (up to 15% overclocking)
• Up to 4GB DDR3 RAM
• 320GB SATA hard drive
• NVIDIA 9800M GS graphics card
• 15.4″ display at 1,680 x 1,050 resolution
• Optional Blu-ray drive
• 6-cell battery

Micro-Star International made its first big push into the U.S. market with its Wind U100 netbook. Now it’s targeting the entry-level gaming laptop market with the GT627. But while the hardware specs look good on paper and provide a good deal of power, a couple of design and build issues severely limit the system’s appeal.

Priced to move at $1150, the GT627 is housed in an understated black aluminum case. A bit of red trim around the edges adds color, but a chrome grille above the keyboard is the only overt sign that this is a gaming laptop. In fact, the GT627 could easily pass for a stylish business notebook.

MSI will launch a new netbook in April and Asus seems to like that month too. A new Eee PC will be launched in April and it’s supposed to be the ultra-thin Eee PC Shell netbook. The Shell will be a 10.1-inch netbook which is rumored to offer us better graphics and better battery life. The Eee PC Shell will cost around $486-571. We don’t have specific details yet but at least when it’s coming and how much it costs. Official news should emerge soon enough.

MSI’s Wind line is ready to receive a new brother. The U123 will arrive in April but we have no price for it just yet. As for features, the new U123 will offer you an Intel Atom N280 processor and up to 2GB of RAM. The U123 comes in four colors and as for battery you will be able to choose between a 6- or a 9-cell. MSI is said to be developing both a 11.6-inch and a 12-inch version so we should receive some official confirmation soon.